The Supreme Court Crushed Third-World Mass Immigration—Do GOP Voters Care?Yes, they failed on birthright citizenship, but this is still a major win.
Joseph Ford Cotto | July 2, 2026
The Supreme Court has delivered a stunning victory for American sovereignty that every Donald J. Trump voter should cheer.
In its bold 6-3 Mullin v. Doe ruling on June 25, the Republican-appointed justices allowed Trump’s administration to terminate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haiti and Syria. Far more importantly, they slammed the door on endless judicial sabotage of immigration law enforcement.
This is not some narrow tweak.
The decision broadly shields the entire TPS program from most court meddling, granting the executive branch sweeping authority over designations, terminations, and extensions for every country involved. It affects well over a million beneficiaries and guts the left’s favorite backdoor for flooding America with third-world migrants.
Lower courts in New York and Washington, D.C., had done exactly what Democrats counted on. District judges and appellate panels, overwhelmingly appointed by blue presidents, blocked Trump’s terminations. They claimed procedural failures and waved around accusations of racial bias, especially regarding Haiti. These jurists kept hundreds of thousands shielded from their lawful deportation while lawsuits dragged on for months.
The Supreme Court cut through the nonsense.
Justice Samuel Alito’s majority opinion made clear that the TPS statute bars judicial review of presidential determinations. No more activist judges playing immigration czar. The dissenting liberals waxed poetic about immigrant vulnerability and arbitrary executive power. They failed to mention that the real arbitrary power belonged to Democrat administrations that twisted a temporary humanitarian program into permanent relocation.
Democrats weaponized TPS for years.
Joe Biden added new countries like Afghanistan, Cameroon, Ethiopia, Myanmar, Ukraine, and Venezuela. Meanwhile, he extended old designations for El Salvador, Haiti, Honduras, Nepal, Nicaragua, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Syria, and Yemen. Biden, and his border czar Kamala Harris, built on Bill Clinton and Barack Obama precedents. Under prior blue administrations, programs for Central America and the Caribbean stretched long after they were supposed to end.
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